words, words, words
In Which Your Humble Blogger skirts the etymological fallacy.
In Which Your Humble Blogger skirts the etymological fallacy.
In Which Your Humble Blogger makes it all about him, and his experience of a thing, which is how it should be, because, after all, me. Me I me me, my me me; me me me, my me, me me myself.
In Which Your Humble Blogger is tired, both in body and in spirit.
In Which Your Humble Blogger distinguishes between liberals and fascists, which isn’t actually that difficult.
In Which Your Humble Blogger does something he hasn’t done for a while: rhetorical analysis.
In Which Your Humble Blogger sees the proverbial and changes his proverbial.
In Which YHB once again auditions for Speechwriter General, or more accurately for Monday-morning Speechwriter General. Do they still call it Monday morning? It seems like they play football five or six days a week, these days.
In Which Your Humble Blogger stands outside the pasture, leaning on the fence and chewing a grass stalk, before getting in a car and driving back to the city, where the schism is practically a sacrament.
In Which reports of Al Gore’s death prove to have been greatly exaggerated.